Holy Trinity Church, Eastern Orthodox church in Reutov, Russia

Holy Trinity Church is a brick Orthodox church in Reutov, Moscow Oblast, built in the Russian Revival and Russian-Byzantine styles. Its composition is crowned by a central dome with smaller domes and crosses, all installed between June and September 2011. The lower church is dedicated to St. Tikhon, Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia, and the baptismal chapel to the Epiphany.

The church was constructed from 2008 onwards under the direction of Aleksandr Nikolaevitsj Hodirev, with the building completed and officially opened in August 2014. Its creation in the early 21st century established a new place for Orthodox faith in the city.

The church serves as the local center for Orthodox worship in Reutov, drawing believers from across the city for religious services and personal prayer. It holds a central place in the spiritual life of the community.

The church stands at Victory Street 3 in Reutov, with services held daily in the morning and evening. Confession interviews before Baptism and Marriage take place weekly: the first on Saturday at 13:00, the second on Sunday at 13:00. Visitors can also attend the Sunday school and theological courses run at the parish.

The church holds a workshop called "Troitsky Pokrov", set up in early 2023, where volunteers sew camouflage nets and assemble trench candles, tactical stretchers, thermal underwear, tactical first-aid kits, warm socks and mittens for Russian soldiers fighting in Ukraine. The parish also runs a Sunday school, Bible and theology courses linked to the Kolomna seminary, a mercy group, and instrumental and choral ensembles.